News zum Sektor Kommunikation aus Taiwan (China)

 

China Sanctions 20 US Defense Firms, Issues 'Red Line' Warning Over Record Taiwan Arms Deal After sounding the constant warning that Washington is "playing with fire" in continually arming and supporting self-ruled Taiwan, China's foreign ministry announced Friday new sanctions on ten individuals and 20 American defense companies, mostly notably among them Boeing, specifically in response to American arms sales to Taiwan. The ministry described that the sanctions freeze any assets that the listed people and firms hold in China and prohibit Chinese organizations and citizens from conducting business with them, and singled out Boeing's St. Louis-based defense branch, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation and L3Harris Maritime Services - among others. Also on the list is Palmer Luckey, the founder of defense firm Anduril Industries. The sanctioned executives are barred from traveling to mainland China, as well as Hong Kong and Macau. Anduril Industries "In response to the la...

ESPOO (dpa-AFX) - Nokia Oyj (NOK, NOKIA_SEK.ST, NOKIA.PA, NOKIA.HE) Monday said that Taoyuan International Airport Corporation or TIAC in Taiwan has selected its IP/MPLS solution to upgrade the co......

First Baltic Sea "Sabotage," Now Chinese Ship Suspected Of Severing Major Undersea Cable Near Taiwan A little more than a month after critical undersea telecommunications cables were severed in the Baltic Sea region, reportedly by a Chinese vessel, a similar incident has unfolded just days into the new year—this time off Taiwan's northern coast. Taiwan English News reported that four core subsea telecom cables were damaged off the coast in Yehliu, New Taipei City, on Friday.  Chunghwa Telecom operates the $500 million Trans-Pacific Express cable network via a joint venture between six telecom companies, including China Telecom, China Netcom, China Unicom, Chunghwa Telecom, Korea Telecom, and Verizon Communications.  The cable connects East Asia to the US West Coast.  According to Taiwan's National Coast Guard Administration, the Chinese vessel suspected of cutting the subsea cable just north of Taiwan is "Shunxin 39." It's a Cameroon-registered cargo ship.  ...

TAIPEH (dpa-AFX) - Ein Frachtschiff mit chinesischem Namen steht unter Verdacht, ein Unterseekabel vor der Nordostküste Taiwans beschädigt zu haben. Wie die taiwanische Nachrichtenagentur CNA berichtet, meldete das Unternehmen Chunghwa Telecom am Freitag ......